Bank of England Prepares for Plastic Banknotes
Would last longer and be cleaner
Economics
Federal Consumer Bureau Accused of Trying To Drag Bankruptcy Group Into Data-Mining
Trustee program is intended to be independent and impartial
Missouri Sees Major Waste in Food Stamp Program
Second-highest rate of overpayment in country
Missouri Governor Lobbies for Support for Veto of Tax Cuts
May succeed in avoiding override
Abercrombie and Fitch Ban on Headscarves Ruled Illegal
Ruled discriminatory against Muslim employees
Wal-Mart Launching Smartphone Trade-In Program
Ahead of expected Apple roll out of new iPhone
Romania Cancels Gold Mine Project After Nightly Protests
Would've been largest gold mine project in Europe
Activist Shareholder Carl Icahn Calls Dell's Board "Totalitarian Dictatorship"
Not fighting Michael Dell's attempt to acquire the company anymore
EU Lawyers Conclude Proposed Financial Transactions Tax Illegal
Attempt to tax banks exceeds states' powers under customary international law
America's Cynical Policy on Chemical Weapons
Political and economic interests play a much bigger role in U.S. involvement in Syria than the government lets on.
GOP Bill Would Block ObamaCare Subsidies for Labor Unions
Unions not happy with the way the rules work
Obama Campaign Falls Back on the Comfortable: Fearmongering Over a Government Shutdown
Fiscal year's almost over
Meet Bill de Blasio, the Obama of New York
The Democratic frontrunner for mayor has a lot in common with the president.
Koch Industries to Buy Tech Company for $7.2 Billion
Acquires Molex, an electronic connection manufacturer
Ky. College Loses $250 Million Gift
Sides weren't able to finalize it in face of a "significant capital market event"
Proportion of Americans Not Paying Federal Income Tax Shrinking as Tax Cuts Expire
At 43 percent, could reach just 1/3 by 2024
From Abortion to Transportation, Unnecessary Regulations Cripple Individual Liberty
Tell the government busybodies to back off.
Sony Delays Release of PS4 in Japan to Focus on US Holiday Sales
Don't want supply problems
Rise of the Antiwar Libertarians
Rand Paul and Justin Amash have principles that trump party politics. That's exactly why they are the best hope to stop an American war on Syria.
How Government is Destroying the Medical Profession: Q&A with Dr. Jeffrey Singer
Doctors are being reduced to shift-workers, who spend a lot of their time doing data entry
Taxpayers On the Hook for Trillions in Unfunded State Pension Liabilities
Promises are cheap. Keeping them won't be.
NYC Cop, Brothers Charged with Trying to Sell Military-Grade Weapons to Philippines
They didn't have a permit
Mexico City Considers Allowing Marijuana Smoking Clubs
The capital hosted a three-day forum on drug policy
Minneapolis Mayor Urges Gay Couples in Chicago To Wed in Minnesota
Could bring in some extra cash
Walmart Responds to Protests
Says protesters demanding higher pay are "a handful of union-orchestrated media stunts, made of up of primarily union members and activists."
Free Markets Can Fight Bigotry
Bakery's discriminatory business practice leads to economic consequences
G20 Expected To Sign Agreement To Fight Tax Avoidance
Meeting taking place in St. Petersburg
